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Presumably some of those neighbors you know, if you were in Dallas or Austin, would legally own guns. Statistically, at least half the country owns guns (add s
by hga 12y ago
Presumably some of those neighbors you know, if you were in Dallas or Austin, would legally own guns. Statistically, at least half the country owns guns (add survey results to reasonable estimates of "none of your business" non-responses, double check with NICS sales plus new firearms production and imports, which are closely tracked for tax reasons, vs. the New Math of gun grabbers which would have the average gun owner's armory at around $100K per my estimate).
It's estimated there are at least 2 million illegally owned guns in NYC, and while plenty are not in the hands of true "bad guys", plenty obviously are, and unless your group can stay off the radar while everyone else around you is starving, which will get hard as people get thinner ... someone better armed will come knocking sooner or later.
And agreed to the preparation. But do you truly know no one in "flyover country" who might take you in?
- pavel_lishin 12y agoThe problem with flyover country is that you typically have to fly into it - in case of a great disaster, my odds of walking to Indiana aren't great.
- hga 12y agoIt's been my personal observation that "flyover country" includes upstate NY, which doesn't feel materially different from my corner of SW Missouri. But of course what really counts is where those relatives or friends are in comparison to you, and if you're alert and decisive enough to not miss "the last train out", assuming that's a possibility.